Cartels, Counter-Terrorism, and Capital Punishment

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And I am about to chat with the former DEA special agent, Mark Minelli, who was on the front line in the war against drugs, and in the back half of the program, your live calls. But first, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talking about one of the heroes from yesterday, the plumber aboard that aircraft.

What the passenger, the, the hero, uh, Yaniv, who, uh, broke in, he heard that passengers next to the cockpit were saying that there's screaming going on, this, there's a stabbing going on. Uh, obviously there, there was, uh, uh, the, the Indian pilot who was stabbed, the captain, was screaming, uh, his head off probably. So they heard that. This, uh, this hero rushed over, wanted to get into the cockpit. The plane was taking a dive, so he was knocked out. Uh, he finally got his bearing, broke into the cockpit, yanked the attacker from the instrument panel, uh, overcame him, took o- over the stick, [laughs] the, the pilot stick, and pushed back. Uh, he said to... I asked him, "How, how did you know how to do that?" And he said, "Well, I, I watch these air disaster, uh, films."

We will get to all of that, but I'm beginning with a law enforcement interview of a remarkable official, a now retired DEA special agent of the Drug Enforcement Administration. His name is Mark Minelli, and Mr. Minelli, I gotta tell you, man, up front, you are the real deal, brother. Thank you for, for joining us.

Thank, thank you. It's a pleasure being here, sir.

Okay, so let me start this way. You have extensive experience in Latin America. You have done it all. You have done it all. You, Mr. Minelli, have single-handedly cost the cartels, the big cartels, the big players, you single-handedly have cost them millions. So I, I have to begin on what would be on my mind if I were in